The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1922, Page 14

en me se eT SENET STEER CTS EES 248 tee snot 14 Moonshine Disciples of Mind Come Smack Up Against Matter ~ (And It’s a Cop’s Fist, So They Twirl Fingers in Cell For 7 Twirling Bystander’s Mustache. Two young men inspired by a pair of drinks, undertook to prove) \ They are now in the workhouse recon- Yet mind triumphs over matter. Bidering the question. They are Salvadore Mendola, No. 42 208th Street, Corona, L. 1, and Whomas Santacroce, No. 12 West 60t! n Street, Manhattan and their experl-], A. M. and 66th ment was conducted at 2 ina subway train between 7 Btrects. “We can lick any ten men in this Qrain,”’ Mendola announced. At first nobody disputed the claim, but Patrolman Philip Griebe of the West 68th Street Station, a six-footer with pounds in proportion, quietly got up and followed the theorists. He was in plain clothes. LAWYER WHO BROUGHT BOY HERE CONVICTED Caildren’s Society Has Young Com- panion of Aged Prisoner. Barry F. Barrell, sixty-four, haired attorney of St. Petersburg, Fla. was sentenced to the penitentiary for mot more than three years nor less than a gray @ix months in the Court of General Ses-| sions to-day, after his conviction on Aa technical charge. The Children’s Soclety has taken in charge an cleven-year-old oy he brought with him from Florida Aug. 5 and will return the Ind to his Parents in St. Petersburg. Barrell denied the charge and Attor- Rey Franklin Greer, who defended him, y. Herbert and Voor- hees he reputation. He paid the attorney had been a classmate ‘and an old-time friend of former Dis- trict Attorney Swann, who came from Florida. (CAN'T FIND WIFE GONE 8 YEARS, ASKS DECREE Brooklyn Judge May Dissolve Rus- ‘n Wedding. Alleging that he has not heard from fils wife since three months after their marriage in 1914, Israel Fleischman, $847 West 2th St Coney Island, to-day asked Supr Court Justice Callaghan in Brooklyn, to dissolve bis Edith Fleischman. marreid in Uman, Marriage to Mra. The couple were Russia Fleischman testified that after his wife's alleged desertion he came to this @ountry. He has since searched for her through relatives in Ruseai, but has received no word of her. @ision was reserved panceceet he said, De- MAN AND WIFE SERVE ON SAME JERSEY JURY Novel Situation First on Record in ‘That State. John H. Bradshaw and this wife, Laura D. Bradshaw, of Grantwood, N J., were both sworn in Hackensack to- @ay us members of the September Ber- gen County Grand Jury This ix said to be the first time in the history of the State of New Jersey that a man and wife have served on the same jury. Three 3 Bradshaw was the Dem @ate for Assembly in Bergen County. The dis Soda Cracker Ask the In the front car the pair of experi menters decided to curl the wh tache of an elderly rf were busy at this venture in the rial art—and had incidentally @ car windo why poking an ¢ through {t—when Matter, rep resente! by the cop, came in contact with Mind as personified by the in spired youths, who don't weigh much They tried to scare the cop but it wouldn't work. He had had earlier experience with ‘victorious thinkers,”* and he spent them both sprawling to the floor with a pair of light taps Then he pinched ‘em BROOKLYN GHOST SENT TO OBSERVATION WARD White-Sheeted FI M in Kent Avenue Ser Women A "ghost," all in white, frightened « number of persons early to-day in Kent Avenue, Brooklyn. The esreams of some of the frightened women brought Patrolman James Finn of the Clymer Z (Station, and he went for the ich thea “ghost w rdal of 34 hattan, according t 5 ” engineer and watchman at the plant of the Knickerbocker Bag Company at No. 507 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn. Th man an Patrolman Finn sald. The police put his coat over the man and sent him to Kings County Hospital, where he was put Into the observation ward Four persons out of every. five past forty, and thousands. younger, contract Pyorrhea. Bleeding gums are the danger signal. Heed it for the sake of sound teeth and health, Jamasccccccesscescacccccccs 2009090000008: FOR THE GUM More than a tooth —it checks children this question Jelly with bread, or jelly with crackers? They will prefer crackers because they get more jelly that way. Tak-hom-a Biscuit makes a jelly sandwich that is neat and easy to eat, because it splits-in-two without crumbling. Make some for the children’s school lunch. 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